Briefly Noted

“The famous writer’s dying. At least that’s the rumor. When his secretary contacted the students of the Deep South Writers’ Workshop on the his behalf after years of silence, they suspected something was up…”

“Petersheim (The Alliance) constructs a rich story about grief, the dying of love, and the rekindling of faith. . . . With skillful plotting and vibrant characters, Petersheim reveals the pain of loss and the healing that comes from mercy and forgiveness.”

“. . . the writing is well-paced, peppered with interesting characters, and loaded with enough detours and misdirection to keep even avid sleuths guessing as the layers of the plot unfold. Well done!”

“For me, Christy Stillwell’s novel The Wolf Tone was like a wonderful vacation to a beautiful, arty Montana town, where I got to live for a season among musicians, art patrons, locals, and owls.”

“This collection of poems includes musings on life, love, music, faith, and what makes us human.”

“Butler’s memoir provides an encouraging argument for the value of chasing dreams.”